Formula One

Bernie Ecclestone has denied reports he was arrested after the incident at the airport.

Australian is involved in a collision and forced to retire with a failed gearbox as McLaren teammate Norris wins his first Grand Prix of 2026.

Mark Webber, the former F1 ace who manages Oscar Piastri, says the idea the McLaren driver could swap places with Red Bull's Max Verstappen is "fiction".

This time last year Australian Formula One star Oscar Piastri was dreaming about winning a world title but just 12 months later his season is spinning out of control.

Oscar Piastri's McLaren team have confirmed they will appeal the reprieve enjoyed by Pierre Gasly in Monaco costing the Australian fourth place and two points.

The Aussie ‘has taken a bit of a plunge’ and the F1 world is taking notice of the ‘strange’ situation.

Alpine driver Pierre Gasly's rare third-place finish at the Monaco Grand Prix has been reinstated after racing officials accepted an appeal by his team.

The motor-racing world is abuzz for another reason on Friday with three biologists naming an ancient wasp species named after 25-year-old Oscar Piastri.

McLaren boss Zak Brown is expecting Red Bull to come after Oscar Piastri if four-time champion Max Verstappen decides to leave Formula One.

Teen Kimi Antonelli has enjoyed a historic Miami Grand Prix win while Oscar Piastri enjoyed a brilliant finish to make the podium behind teammate Lando Norris.

The motorsport world is grieving following a devastating seven-car crash at the Nurburgring.

The Aussie driver’s pain is still there for everyone to see .. and now he’s revealed all.

Dutch four-time world F1 champion Max Verstappen says he wonders if competing in the sport is still worth it.

The four-time world champion is sick of it after just three races and knows ‘it’s a bit sad’ to be talking about quitting.

Elated by one of the best weekends he's ever enjoyed in Formula One in Suzuka, Oscar Piastri has predicted McLaren can now cause headaches for Mercedes.

Life’s looking a whole lot sunnier for Australian Formula One star Oscar Piastri after a podium at Suzuka, but it could have been even better if not for an ill-timed safety car at the Japanese Grand Prix.

An edgy Max Verstappen won’t be feeling any better after free practise one in Japan, clocking times nearly a second behind pace setters Mercedes.

The four-time F1 world champion refused to start a scheduled media session at the Japanese Grand Prix until this journalist had left the room.